Please join us this Shabbat as we hear from Rosh Yeshiva, HaRav David Bigman and Rabbanit Avital Engelberg from Midreshet Ein HaNetziv

Schedule Friday, January 31, 2020
4:53 PM Candle Lighting
5:00 PM Mincha followed by Kabbalat Shabbat
Speaker: Rabbanit Avital Engelberg 
6:10 PM Maariv 

Saturday, Parshat Bo, February 1, 2020
9:00 AM Shacharit
Speaker: Rav David Bigman
10:45 AM Musaf 
11:30 AM Kiddush - Sponsored by Ester Fuchs and Dan Victor in honor of Rav Bigman and Rabbanit Avital Engelberg.
After Kiddush: 
Rav David Bigman - The Significance of the First Born
Rabbanit Avital Engelberg - The Copper Snake: From Miracle to Idolatry 

4:40 PM Mincha
Speaker: Rabbanit Avital Engelberg "One must bless for the evil in the same way as one blesses for the good...”
5:46 PM Maariv
5:56 PM Havdalah

 
About Yeshivat Maale Gilboa:
Yeshivat Maale Gilboa is a post-high school shiluv Yeshiva committed to educating a generation of young scholars who relate to a pluralistic and democratic Israeli society. The Yeshiva's diverse group of educators emphasize a commitment to rigorous Torah study, intellectual openness, and social consciousness.

Based on the belief that Talmidei Chachamim have a responsibility to contribute in all branches of society, the teachers at Maale Gilboa have created a broad program that addresses the needs of the contemporary student. As a shiluv Yeshiva, Maale Gilboa is dedicated to full involvement in modern Israeli life, and therefore obligates its Israeli students to serve a full 3-year tour of military service.

The three main messages of Yeshivat Maale Gilboa are
- Openness to various methods of Torah study including techniques and ideas from the academic world.
- Integration of the analytic and spiritual sides of Judaism and Torah study.
- Sensitivity to the current issues of Am Yisrael and the State of Israel.

About Midreshet Ein Hanatziv:

Midreshet Ein HaNatziv is the pioneer of midrashot dedicated to study of Torah for women in Israel and has been active for more than thirty years in the beautiful surroundings of  the Valley of Springs. 

The head of the Midrasha is  Rabanit Dr. Esther Fisher. Rosh Beit Midrash - Rabanit Rachel Keren. 

Midreshet Ein HaNatziv combines in a unique way commitment to Halakha, women's empowerment, Jewish renewal and intellectual openness, which are reflected in an ebullient and lively Beit Midrash, where women of various ages study and are active in a variety of study programs.

About 70 students are enrolled each year in the Beit Midrash and take an intensive study program in an intimate atmosphere that provides each student with personal attention along progress in studies.

Our vision

Midreshet Ein HaNatziv has been the forerunner in this field for decades. The values that guide us and show us the way are:

Jewish, personal and community renewal - The Midrasha is committed to act and contribute to the Jewish, personal and community renewal, while encouraging women's involvement and contribution to the Jewish spiritual world and to the fabric of community life, in all its aspects.
Striving for new paths  in the Torah World - The Midrasha strives to pave new ways in the world of Torah study  in general, and in the context of Torah study for women in particular.

Fostering educational excellence - The Midrasha is committed to foster academic excellence aimed at preparing a cadre of educated young women who will be able to integrate and contribute in the various aspects of the spiritual and social life of the State of Israel and Israeli society, within and outside the religious community.